How to configure the spam filter in Apache SpamAssassin via cPanel?
It is possible to customize the configuration of an Apache SpamAssassin spam filter. Of course, you must first activate the SpamAssassin filter) on your web hosting.
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
You can then configure the sensitivity of the filter, the spam destination directory and the automatic removal feature.
You can also access additional options in the advanced configuration.
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
You can then configure the sensitivity of the filter, the spam destination directory and the automatic removal feature.
You can also access additional options in the advanced configuration.
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
Next, scroll down to “Additional Configurations (For Advanced Users)” and click “Show Additional Configurations”.
Then scroll down to “Whitelist (Emails Always Allowed)” and click on “Edit Spam Whitelist Settings”.
Click on “Add a New ‘whitelist_from’ Item”.
Enter the email address you want to add to the whitelist.
Finally, click on “Update Whitelist (whitelist_from)”.
A confirmation message should announce the modification of Apache SpamAssassin parameters.
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
Next, scroll down to “Additional Configurations (For Advanced Users)” and click “Show Additional Configurations”.
Then scroll down to “Blacklist (Emails Never Allowed)” and click on “Edit Spam Blacklist Settings”
Click on “Add a New ‘blacklist_from’ Item”.
Enter the email address you want to add to the blacklist.
Finally, click on “Update Blacklist”.
A confirmation message should announce the modification of Apache SpamAssassin parameters.
Steps to set up the Apache SpamAssassin spam filter in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
You can then configure the sensitivity of the filter, the spam destination directory and the automatic removal feature.
You can also access additional options in the advanced configuration.
Steps to set up the Apache SpamAssassin spam filter in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
You can then configure the sensitivity of the filter, the spam destination directory and the automatic removal feature.
You can also access additional options in the advanced configuration.
Steps to add an email address to your spam filter whitelist
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
Next, scroll down to “Additional Configurations (For Advanced Users)” and click “Show Additional Configurations”.
Then scroll down to “Whitelist (Emails Always Allowed)” and click on “Edit Spam Whitelist Settings”.
Click on “Add a New ‘whitelist_from’ Item”.
Enter the email address you want to add to the whitelist.
Finally, click on “Update Whitelist (whitelist_from)”.
A confirmation message should announce the modification of Apache SpamAssassin parameters.
Steps to add an email address to your spam filter blacklist
Log in to your cPanel.
In the Email section, click the Spam Filters icon.
Next, scroll down to “Additional Configurations (For Advanced Users)” and click “Show Additional Configurations”.
Then scroll down to “Blacklist (Emails Never Allowed)” and click on “Edit Spam Blacklist Settings”
Click on “Add a New ‘blacklist_from’ Item”.
Enter the email address you want to add to the blacklist.
Finally, click on “Update Blacklist”.
A confirmation message should announce the modification of Apache SpamAssassin parameters.
Updated on: 27/03/2023
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